cut capers
collocation蹦蹦跳跳；嬉戏跳跃
The children cut capers on the grass.
孩子们在草地上蹦蹦跳跳。
刺山柑花蕾；酸豆
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刺山柑花蕾；酸豆
The pungent, grayish-green flower bud of the caper plant, pickled and eaten.
I added capers to the salad for extra flavor.
我在沙拉里加了续随子增添风味。
常作复数
嬉戏的跳跃。
A playful leap or jump.
欧洲和东方刺山柑的辛辣灰绿色花蕾,腌制后食用。
The pungent grayish green flower bud of the European and Oriental caper (Capparis spinosa), which is pickled and eaten.
荷兰人以前使用的船只；私掠船。
A vessel formerly used by the Dutch; privateer.
舞蹈时的跳跃。
A jump while dancing.
Capers are often used in Mediterranean cuisine.
续随子常用于地中海料理。
She sprinkled capers over the pasta.
她在意面上撒了续随子。
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蹦蹦跳跳；嬉戏跳跃
The children cut capers on the grass.
孩子们在草地上蹦蹦跳跳。
腌制刺山柑花蕾；腌酸豆
Pickled capers add a salty tang to chicken dishes.
腌制刺山柑花蕾为鸡肉菜肴增添咸鲜风味。
偷盗题材电影；犯罪喜剧片
The director is known for his caper films.
这位导演以他的偷盗题材电影而闻名。
精心策划的抢劫案
The movie begins with an elaborate caper at a jewelry store.
电影以珠宝店的一场精心策划的抢劫案开始。
幼稚的恶作剧
He still laughs about the juvenile capers of his college days.
他至今仍会笑着说起大学时代那些幼稚的恶作剧。
欢蹦乱跳；嬉戏玩耍
The children cut capers in the garden until it got dark.
孩子们在花园里欢蹦乱跳，直到天黑。
（高兴得）手舞足蹈；跳跃
He cut a caper of delight when he heard the good news.
听到这个好消息时，他高兴得手舞足蹈。
《布偶大追踪》：1981年经典布偶喜剧片，片名中的 caper 指一场滑稽的劫案或冒险。
The film is about a diamond theft, and the whole caper is played for laughs.
这部影片讲述了一起钻石盗窃案，整个犯罪计划都被演绎成笑料。
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联想：caper 里有 ape（猿），猿猴嬉戏跳跃、搞恶作剧——记住'嬉闹/跳跃'的意思。
语域：informal 常见场景：新闻报道、犯罪题材影视/小说、日常聊天 表示“精心策划的罪案、劫案”时，caper 多用于非正式或偏口语的语境，常见于新闻报道、犯罪题材的影视或小说中；语气常带一丝冒险或戏谑感，正式法律文体中较少使用。
与 caper /ˈkeɪpə/ 押韵的词有 paper、taper、vapor、draper、shaper，它们的重读元音和尾音均为 /eɪpə/。注意 capper /ˈkæpə/ 拼写相似但元音不同，不要混淆。
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